Hey guys! I really wanted to meet you and shake your hands at the Expo but you were eating lunch and I didn't want to disturb you. After that, my friend I was riding with was not feeling well and we had to leave.
I have mild Parkinson's and have some trouble using a regular mouse or trackball. I try to do as much with the keyboard as possible. As a side effect of my disability, I have collected quite an eclectic assortment of alternative input devices. You may have seen my post on Facebook regarding using foot pedals to play/pause and ffwd/rewind.
I like the Ctrl-Shift-0 thru 9 to jump to 0%-90% of the sequence, but better yet would be keys or bindings to move back and forth by 25-50ms or one cell (a more finely grained ffwd/rewind).
Ctrl-0 thru 9 to jump to a marker is also nice, but they can only be set by a right click of the mouse, so a way to set them from the keyboard would be helpful.
Ctrl-. and Ctrl-/ are not working for me in Windows (haven't tried it in Linux yet).
I'm also a developer (although C++ is not my strong point) and I downloaded the source code and have been trying to figure out how/where to implement additional key bindings. I quickly found the obvious KeyBindings.cpp, but can you give me clues on where in the code keystrokes are actually handled (after binding) and where positioning of the play cursor is handled?
And thank you for all your time and effort you put into this free software!